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Docker introduces BAND AI kit to connect sandboxed AI agents to teams
Docker releases the BAND AI kit for Docker Sandboxes, letting isolated AI agents collaborate with humans and other agents in shared rooms.
Summary
Docker has released the official BAND AI kit for Docker Sandboxes, enabling developers to connect isolated sandboxed AI agents to collaborative rooms. The kit links local or remote agents via WebSockets, allowing them to communicate with humans and other agents through @mentions while maintaining isolated microVM environments.
What changed
- Docker released the BAND AI kit for Docker Sandboxes at docker.io/bandhq/band-python-kit:latest.
- The kit connects sandboxed agents to BAND rooms for collaboration with humans and other agents.
- Developers can run agents locally in a Docker Sandbox with access to a mounted repository and communicate via BAND.
- Sandboxes use outbound WebSocket connections to communicate with the BAND API and platform.
Availability
Available now“The official BAND AI kit for Docker Sandboxes is now available at docker.io/bandhq/band-python-kit:latest .”
Founder takeaway
If you build multi-agent workflows that require local repository access, check out the BAND AI kit for Docker Sandboxes to connect isolated agents into shared collaboration rooms.
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